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    DR Puma's CS Coaching For SUCCESS SKYPE ME @: DR - Puma - Cs - Coach

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    The document provides a complete PN (physical examination) template for medical exams, listing examination findings for each body system. It suggests memorizing the template and selecting appropriate findings for each exam. Key areas covered include vital signs, HEENT, neck, lungs, heart, abdomen, extremities, musculoskeletal, CNS, and skin. Common abbreviations used include NAD, WNL, CTA, P, S1S2, RRR, PMI, NT ND BS, ROM, CN, DTR, and MMSE. The document emphasizes selecting relevant findings for each exam.

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    The document provides a complete PN (physical examination) template for medical exams, listing examination findings for each body system. It suggests memorizing the template and selecting appropriate findings for each exam. Key areas covered include vital signs, HEENT, neck, lungs, heart, abdomen, extremities, musculoskeletal, CNS, and skin. Common abbreviations used include NAD, WNL, CTA, P, S1S2, RRR, PMI, NT ND BS, ROM, CN, DTR, and MMSE. The document emphasizes selecting relevant findings for each exam.

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    The document provides a complete PN (physical examination) template for medical exams, listing examination findings for each body system. It suggests memorizing the template and selecting appropriate findings for each exam. Key areas covered include vital signs, HEENT, neck, lungs, heart, abdomen, extremities, musculoskeletal, CNS, and skin. Common abbreviations used include NAD, WNL, CTA, P, S1S2, RRR, PMI, NT ND BS, ROM, CN, DTR, and MMSE. The document emphasizes selecting relevant findings for each exam.

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    DR Puma's CS Coaching For SUCCESS SKYPE ME @: DR - Puma - Cs - Coach

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    The document provides a complete PN (physical examination) template for medical exams, listing examination findings for each body system. It suggests memorizing the template and selecting appropriate findings for each exam. Key areas covered include vital signs, HEENT, neck, lungs, heart, abdomen, extremities, musculoskeletal, CNS, and skin. Common abbreviations used include NAD, WNL, CTA, P, S1S2, RRR, PMI, NT ND BS, ROM, CN, DTR, and MMSE. The document emphasizes selecting relevant findings for each exam.

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    Dr Pumas CS Coaching for SUCCESS SKYPE ME @: dr_puma_cs_coach www.drpuma.

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    Dear Drs , I AM SENDING YOU THE COMPLETE PN......BY COMPLETE I MEAN I HAVE LISTED THE MAX STUFF IN EACH SYSTEM HEADING....i SUGGEST YOU MEMORISE IT FULLY.In the real exam just pick n write what you feel is appropriate. PE GA (general appearance): NAD (no acute distress)/pacing around the room/quiet VS: Always write the 4 vital signs given. If no time: WNL (within normal limits). HEENT (head, eyes, ears, nose, throat): Atraumatic, normocephalic, EOMI, PERRLA, Fundi: red reflex intact. TM (tympanic membrane) WNL B/L Neck: supple, no bruit, lymphadenopaty, thyroid normal Lungs: CTA & P B/L. (Clear to auscultation and percussion; thats all they write in PN) Palpation and percution WNL Heart: S1S2 +, RRR, no murmur (thats all) or rubs (RMG = rubs, murmur, gallop). PMI not displaced. No JVD. Carotid, radial, DP, PT pulse WNL & equal B/L ABD: NT ND BS + all 4Q . Neg Rovsigs, psoas, obturator, Murphys, CVA Extremities: edema, lymphadenopaty, pulses + B/L; Musculoskeletal: ROM normal in shoulders B/L and neck. No tenderness, redness, swelling or effusions noted. No muscle atrophy. CNS: Grossly normal (if non-CNS case) (if CNS case) A & O x3 (or to person only,..etc). CN 2-12 (or 2-7, 9-12 if didnt do 8) WNL. Strength 5/5 DTR +2 B/L, sensations intact B/L all 4 ext., Babinski Gait normal. No Kernig or Brudzinski. Romberg -. Straignt leg raise mention MMSE IF YOU DID IT. Skin: non contributory ================================================== ================================================== Regards, Dr Puma

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